Anyone recognize this unusual trawler?

The friendliest place on the web for anyone who enjoys boating.
If you have answers, please help by responding to the unanswered posts.

Nordlund Xpress

Veteran Member
Joined
Apr 12, 2021
Messages
28
Vessel Name
One Fish Two Fish
Vessel Make
Nordlund 57 Xpress
This beautiful boat is currently in a Shelter Island San Diego Boat Yard. Very little online about the build other than its a 1988 built in Germany. You might assume they own stock in a marine varnish products company!
 

Attachments

  • North_Sea_Trawler_FORGER_photo_D_Ramey_Logan.jpg
    North_Sea_Trawler_FORGER_photo_D_Ramey_Logan.jpg
    130.4 KB · Views: 223
Thanks for sharing the picture! Lovely, simply amazing, especially to the eyes of a guy whose boat has zero exterior wood.
 
Interesting, but Ugggghhh! The MAINTENANCE!
The Canadian Air Force used to keep an executive Convair 580 at Colorado Springs. It was VERY highly polished bare metal with red flashes (and maple leaves, of course).

One of my controllers asked, "What do you use to keep that finish so bright?"
The reply: "enlisted men."
 
This beautiful boat is currently in a Shelter Island San Diego Boat Yard. Very little online about the build other than its a 1988 built in Germany. You might assume they own stock in a marine varnish products company!
It's called a Malahide North Sea Trawler and you are right it's beautiful - home port is Newport Beach
 
That's a very nice boat...having owned a wood boat previously for 8 years, one can appreciate the work that goes into it to keep it in that condition.
 
Back
Top Bottom